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E CO,I, THISSioNEP:S s ior PICTU_ILLING 7,h at 3.11-IJESTrS 117..-11 7 Y de hereby give Notice, opt Friday next; the 10th instant, they will bcready to r " dc ':s in Writi ng ( sea l e d up ), am ! trea t fur O n i 6 Tlo4;and 'Sachs of ICiln.dried HOLISEUOLD FLOUR., to rhofeet tsmtt to the usual Warrant,, of twelve months ; and One 4 Pe l 8148' ofr BlSiEt MEAL; to be deliv,red in the Qt . /; e : tf,, a Itt hero his Majesty's Pietualling Stores -1,1 4 4 . 41. t and t o b e pa i d , or by Bills ivayuble, without rie ' Days a ft er d ate . e 'r" C°l4li C i() " 4 ' or the CentJ arts may be seen at the &ere ' ").ice,. • t4 t t l ?till lie h a d t o rink Tender in te, , hich the Pri ,c In rek•ii i : 6 e in serted in ff'ords at 'length, or that shall not ,c 1n4 01 , 1 Board fore Half-past Two' Clock on the lelo 7 (I , Q Y n ext, the 1011: instant; nor unless the Person rer4 `, tothe Tcnder, or some Person on his behalf, a•t an • 7 cr uvien called tor- ARMY CONTRACTS. Counnissariat Department. TreaSury Charnhers,'llarch 28, 1918. V ri efi IS hereby giveri.to all Versons desk -1;3 ' ; us "Coritractino• to supply BEEF and MUTTON to lla rtae stl s Land Porces t in Cantonments, Quarters, -and in- the u n d er - ment i o n e d C ount i es and Town:— 1,4,4 ( tu elticliiii;• the Town o f Flungerford), Chester, Dar tittle. (-4etud iog 1101 y I s l an d;, L ancas t er , T own o f New n , ..- tie s c °D"ri-ty.ne and its Vi c b t ity, and i t v the sev e ral C i .44/ North Britain. da y 4t t he D e li ver i es a re to commence on and for the 25th : 44 f1 b . 41: :‘II Y next; that ProPUsals in writing, sealed . up at this t ' r ' L „ „ ender fur Army Supplies," will he received (1'4 4 Clir 'ee on or before TiieQai,' the 28th day of April Itay) °"' will, he received after Twelve °Thick on that am if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. • n mst be made separately . for each .'County 1 44 1, e i ' ' except f or th e ' Counties comprising North 8ri e.4,4 °f must be included in one Tender ; and ' 7, th e "fowl mast h ave t h e L etter w hi c h is annexed to / ) isop e e " l 'r prop er l y .filled up, by two- Persons of known t he 'ngaging- to become bound with the Party tendering 4,l?nniitstated in the pint...ll Pargi t tlars, fur the due beti: tn i a 9ce of the Contract; and s no Troposal he Art,„ ‘k. l'°lessmaile on a printed Tender, and the Prices Fex titio Mo r ri s at length; an d s h ou ld it 4o happen that t Me C ontinua nce - of • the _Contract no Troops should et th e ' under the C ontract , t h e E xpence o f th e Stamps toiltraeuutract aril!. Bond, paid in the first instance by the p urr tvit. shall he ;efunded.to:him.Ztth,s i of the Contracts:way he had upon application l'qattit-''l",bers, between the Tutors of Eleven and Five, ,(411 " of Deputy Cominissary-General Youtig,.Edi - bßi.4.,lttztr-rents who have proved their . under a C miccion of - Bankrupt awarded . - ; ° . m ..kiiK of St. Mary-at-14 d ir . l•l the 3 . V.11 I CL. t) fte r :! biridt.llll.lShip and . Insurance uit ß he rt s i s ,; ;;T i i n v a e y h receive . a at their kid 5 4 '., 4 t aPP l ic -l l . L re i gaid • On Thursday, Frictay, h (;(1' iie r -; 4--11' , 1 4 ' the ' hoUrs of Twelve and Two -I) iit fi s e-, or any n ' thcr b s et Xe e g n uent Saturday, between the saute April 4, 1818. _ - 110 y r :"-• HosprrAL, CHELSEA, APRIL 7, 1918 . hi. 1 1 ,, urs tialIce of tire Act • of th! 5:Tt . h year of Wt eat hia'esty, Uy which it is enacted that the Out. • (1 1 -. rti 8 lbis tlospthil shall in future he paid quarterly, et of h It- early Ntiee is sby i•iti 4 • () f the H c 0 1..11.)th ords :tot!others, Colo n f• to' na;nag' ali tT ir e:atiai.rs of the said Hospital, that p ut-P eosiOne m rf .restdhnz in London, or 41' 11 14 r t bistr iet of the Bilk' of lt,lortality, are require . d to I (! add•re , rimentaily, with their In<Luellons 2,4ltrilficates o 4 f -Xchni at the Secretary's. (Mice . in the respective days, and in their different ti'. ' l 4 'la tc " E ding to their several' Bates of Pension,. un 4 "eti • ' , Olen -attendance will be / given from Wen "I • 'e the Mornin g until Tht.ee in - the Afternoon, for ltt atilt nt of a June' •Quarter of a year's Pension in advance, next. .• t,ithe - p, On FRIDAY, the 10th of April. _ en . !-nnibered itegirn9its.. . 1 4 e ~"sioners at sd. pi'r day, and thuse at . 6d. to the 4 OTho se On SATITRDAY, the t ith of April. ▪ 4 , t- Gd. from and vtl Garrison Battalion, and re itPginients ai t i L d • L o 'Lr ' ps; those at Bd. and all the • ' ll . 9d. per day.- ou MONDAY, the ISth of Aptit. • "I t t t -- ' e at 9 d. per . day, - from the Ist. Foot Guards to the uut inclusive. - • ° 1 On TUESDAY, the 14th of April. ir• ti,; lit 9d. per d an y d Cora the Gist Foot, and all the re it"gituents ps ; and also Lhose Ind. per ,41- Chl WEDNESDAY, the 15th of April. - 11. 3 :-- ts- per day, from t-ie different Regiments - of Ca -5 the Ist and 2d Regimenis of Foot Guards. On THURSDAY, the tiith 6E April. t 4 th °e- It Is. per day, front the 3d Regiment Of Foot Guards,' 4't11 (1 of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. , 11 Ou FRIDAY, the 17th of April. at 15. per inina d v from the R ov;.I Garrison Battalion, uldruliai ' Regiments and Corps ; and also those - per On SATURDAY, theylBth of April. dap. "se at Is. 1.1. Is ; lAd: Is. 2d. Is. 24t1. and Is. 31. per ,'Those On 'MONDAY, the 20th o f Apra. 14 .10 d 4at Is. d. Is. 6d. is. 7d d. Is. 7,1 d. Is. gd. Is. Sld. s Is. ad. i s . aid. and • Per dy. • Th On TUESDAY, th e li st o f April. tip 4 °s e at Is. Mid. Per d a y an d upwards, and those I tiers Who h ave b een admitted on -account of Iliindnes• • ts also ordered and directed, thai all the thei r ti fing to the said Hospital do pay particular te . u . tio t it c t i t e . it-Pensioners fitlit instructions, which they arc required to proilit,t, 4 ,1. 1 , le °f Payment, by which they are ordered to traiseht tt. t 14,42.15ter-General of his Majesty's Land Forces London,. ev e ;,Atfillitv,its as therein prescribed, on or immedistelyufttr 3 quarter-day, without which their Names w II not. be " r ed on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and „.."Y are not aiterwards to changt; their Plac , • of Abode, as ~,i t ied ill their Affid av i ts,. without unavoidable necessity,"u dttly-tliftifying the same.' And fur prather t o t a k e NGtice, that in consequence o f var i ous si tti k"ving I" en committed by Pensi o ,• ets i n the Receipt iey, that aii'Pensioners so offending t t 1 1.!. it beon an t i Prize -N: .t stvdcii the Pensio n List, and f or. ei t i or eve , a ll oelit arising front this Estab'ishment. • • LUCIi.IIII.). NE4VE, Sezretary anti Itczistrar. IRISH LINEN COMPANY, No. 4, BLOOMSBURY SQUARE, ESTALSLISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS. THE are rt!specttulli , -invited tii an In spection of the very large and cheap ST( tCK of IRISK SHIRTING mid SHEETING CLOTHS, now on Sale at No. 1, _ the South-side cat Bloomshusy-srutre. The Company. from the nature of their Establishments here and in irelanil, Mier to t he,Community the above Articles much cheaper and better than they can be in oeurett through any taller medium ; their Linens are bleached under tit* own 'inspection. with put the help of Acids; tliey warrant their durability and co lour, and engage to return the Money should a fault appear. Country Orders faithfully attended to.- Agents, John Do novan, 4, Bloomsbury-square, Lortdon ; John Doyle. 31, At.. Mary's Abbey, Dublin. Good Bills on Ireland, or Irish Bank Notes, taken in payment fur Linen, or discounted. .4'ol d / wa s Wed wish' pS. and VW , 11116 4t l°9° a r 3 s e a d.. ()(1 at 0011, I O r v r sir' I ow ogle" F th° Weet oi iy bicti ° roe" Me t " (cal 30Ces is 1": is of ape ( p r ei' ;ITV reA g ' Of" THURSDAY. APRIL 9, 1818 ROYAL A ! 1 1 ! 4IT EATR E (ASTLEY'S), exitssn.a-lIKIDGE. tinder the Patronize ; - ;t t - h - ei - r - it;3:4 - 1 -- i:II,41 - inesses the Pitiser: REGENT and Duke of Yogic. Tll IS PRESENT EVEN NG, To=morrfiw, , and Saturday, at Half-past Six precisely, a GRAND EC.2(7F2STRIAN ENTRE, introducing Messrs. Astley and Daris's united Stud of Horses, and showing the contracted and progressive extension of the new Proscenium, which, with the Stage. Doors, will move and remove in sight of the Audience.—After which, the popular Melodrama of THE FATAL SNOW‘STORNI. Also (4th time), I.F.S DOUBLES CORDES VOLANTES, by the celebrated Mr. Brittg - es, and the Deaf and Dumb Phe nomenon, who will perform their Eccentric and Nouvelle Evolutions on two Cords at the same time. HORSEMANSHIP.—Particularly the extraordinary Troop of Voltigeurs will go. through their surprising Leaps, Jumps, &e. Comic Sow , Mr. Sloman. To'conchle With an entire new Comic Pantomime, chiefly taken from the . Arabian • Nights, called THE EN CHANTED HORSE; or, Harlequin Prince of Persia. Doors open at Half-past Fire, begin at Half-past Six.— Second Price, Half-past Eight. PUBLICATIONS. This Day U'AS pfthlished, in Foolscap, with Maps, price 4. Imacdc,— WALK THRpUtiti sWJ IZERLAND, in SF:PTEM ItElt; MEL . Long, long he my heart with such ineinorics Printed for T. tiooliham,jun. Old Bond-street; and Bald . win and Co..Pateriloster-row. BRITISH GALLERY, PA LL-M ALL, THIS - GALLERY, foi.the EXH I BITION* and SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, will be CLOSED on SATURDAY, the I Fth Instant. Open from Ten in the Morning fill Five in the Evening . Admission, One Shilling. By Order, Jon.: , .;`i-OUNG,.Keeper, SHIP .MARIA, OF LONDON. - • • A LL PI RSONS having any CLAIMS on the OWNERS of this SHIP during the time the late - Mr. WILLIAM HALL was Master and part Owners, are ruquest ed to send the sante, within •ten days, to Mr. ATCHESON, No. t 5. Great Winchester-strut,. in order that they may be DISCHARGED. lEYLES, Wholesale and Retail , • Live ' Merchant, Silk Mercer, &c. respectfully acquaints his Frie»ds and tbe Public, that he has removed from No. 23, Ludzaleltill, to 5, Ludgate-street -(five doors nearer St. Paul's). which House he will Open this Day, with an exten sive sTocK. of FOREITiN and BRUISH 'LACES, SILKS, DRAPEItY, and HATIERDASTIF,ItY. :For the 'better ac commodation of the Public, a new Suite of Millinery Rooms will be opened on the Ground-floor.—R. W. E. avails himself of this occasion to return his host thanks for the Favours he has already received, and hopes by his . exertions to merit a continuance of public patronage. FRAUD PREVENTED. Tcounteract the many al tempts thst are daily made to impose on the unwary a :Spurious Composition instead of the GENE:TINE BLACKING prepared by pAY aod • MARTIN, the} , have adopted a new Label, in which their Signature and Address ' • 97, High Holborn, is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention. to this, and. the difference of the Type, which is unlike all Letter-press, will enable Purchasers at once to detect the Imposition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made and sold. whole sale by DAY and. NI ARTIN I 97, High Holborn., and re-' tailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Iron mongers, Perfumers, Buot-inakei's, &e. in' the United King dom, in Bottles at tad yd and Ps. Gd. each. cusTom-nousE. LONDON, April 1, 1818. - . FOR SALE (by Order of the Floe. the Commissioners of his Majesty's Custonis), on Monday the - 13th, Tuesday the 14th, Wednesday the 15th, Thursday the IGth ; and in the following Wee on Monday the 201 h, Tuesday the 2 tat, Wednesday the .22i1, and Thursday the 23d Tristaat,at One o'Clocli in the Afternoon precisely, at the Commercial Sale ROOMS, M inci lane, TH E following GOODS for EXPORTA TION, East Indiaand other Foreign Prohibited Goods, Flt HOME CONSUMPTION, Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Chocolate, Sugar, and other Grocery; Tamarinds, Saccades, Pickles, Arrow Itsiot,. Honey, Wax and Tallow Candles, Shells, Balsam Capivi and - other Drugs, Quicksilver, Bed Feathers, Skins, Tobacco, Snuff, Catton Wool, Russia Sheeting, Squirrel Skin Lining:, Shawls, Lace, Pictut es, Stained Paper, rime -Pieces, Dutch Drops, Prepared Medicine, Toys, Bound and Unbotrud 'Books, Drip Stones, WOod, &c. Gunpowder, Tobacco Ashes, and' sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. .. Also seven Casks, thirteeen Bales, and six Hogsheads of Tobacco, having remained in the. Warehouse.beyand the time limited by Law. CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES. The over-time Tobacco and Tobacco Ashes to be viewed at the Tobacco Warehouse, London INicks ; the Gunpowder at Mangle's Magazine, Barking : the Wood, &c. at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherbithe; and all the other Goods at the'King's VlrarehouTe, Custom-House, and at Globe-yard, and Ling haul's Warehouses, Lower Thames-street. The Goods in the Erst four days will be - on view from Wed nesday the stb to Saturday the 1 1 tie; and those in the last four days troni`Wednesday the 15th to ,Siturilay the 18th In stant, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning to Three in the Afternoon. • • N.B. Goads bought at this Sale niust he paid for at tin; Re ceiver of Fines and Forfeitures Office, Custora-House, on or before Saturday the 23t1 of May, 1818, or the Deposits made thereon will.absedutelybeeome forfeited. Catalogues to be bad at the King's Warehouse, Custom- House, price I each. PUBLICATION. This Day Zl7lwillished, In- One Volume Octavo, illustrated -by Ten- Plates, a new Edition, greatly enlarged by the Author, price Rg. 6d. in boards, • , THE PRINCIPLES of BOTANY and 7hl - PHYSIOLOGY. Translated from the German of D. C. WILLDENMV, Pi‘ofesor of Botany at Berlin. - Printed for "T, Cailell and W. Dailies, 'Strand ; and W. Back wood, Edinburgh. This Work has superseded, in (lernutny, all other intro ductions to Botany, of which, in that country, there arc many of long standing and s at reptitAtiiin. ft is not here intended. to draw a , comparison between this Work and the Elementary Treatises on Botany in our own Language; but it may be al;owiable to say, that it contain many things which are not io any of them, • and some things : which could not be in any- of them:. for instance, an Explanation of the Phenomena of Vegetable Physiology, on the Principles of the latest. Discoveries in Chemistry. It' vintains Sections on the Diseases of Plants, a History of the Science, and of Botanical Writers, , Eve. It is illustrated by a set of Plates altogether new: and. there is a Table of C.Olours,:aith a Plate, which will he of essential 'rise to Students, nut of Botany only, but iu the other Depaatinents of,Nature.l kJ:story. This DaY was published, - landsanTely printed in l'welve Volume's . , Svo; with .a Tor trait of the Author, and ftlaps illustrative of die Work; mice 41. las. in boards; a New Edition of T HE H !STORY of [hi. DECLINE and FALL of-the ROMAN ENIPIRE. By EDWARD GIBBON, Esq. Printed :fir T,Cadell t.n4l W. 'Davies ; F. C. and J. Riving ton; G. Wilkie; J. Cut hell; Clarke and •Sons; J. Nunn; Law and Co. ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, - Orate. and Brdwn ; John Itic:,ardson ; J. M. Richardson; E. Jeffery; J. and A. Arch; Black and Co. ; S. Bagster ; W. Stewart ; J. Hatch ard ; W. Ginger; J. Mawman ; It. Se-holey; It. Baldwin and Co.; 3. Asperne.; J.l3lacklock; 'T. Hamilton ; R. Fenner : J. Bohn; J. Ebers ; and It. Saunders. Of whom may be had, • The Same Work, printed hi Twelve Pocket Volumes, price 21. Bs. is boards. This Day w published, price ss. in boards, (Dedicated, by permission, to .1. C. CLITWeiI, Esq. NI.P.) ATR EATIS . .E OILS anti MANURES, as founded on actual Experience, and as combined with the JeatlinK Principles of Agriculture;. in which the Theory and Doctrines' of Sir Humphry Davy, and other Agricultural Chemists, are rendered familiar to the expe rienced. Farmer. a PRACTICAL AGRICULTURIST, . , Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London ; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. Of whom may also"be• had, The Practical Gardener, or Improved System of Modern Horticulture; adapted to Large or small s Gardens; de signed for the assistance of those Gentlemen_ who'•manage their own Gardens, and as a Book of Reference for the young professional Horticulturist. By John Abercrombie, Author of " Every Man his own Gardener." The Second Edition, revised, with considerable Additions by J. Mean, Head Gardener to Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. In limo. price 91. in boards. • --• ARMY IN The following is a correct account of the for mation of tl•.e Army in the Field , GENERAL ORDERS, BY THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF, HEAD-QUARTERS, CAWNFORE, 27TH SEPTEMBER, 1817. Troops under orders for Field Service are formed into Divisions ant' Brigades, as follows ; Grand iirmy—His, Exec : Honey the most Noble. thE Coal mander-in-chief. • 4 Ist, or Center Dirdsion—Major,General Brown, com manding.; Lieutenant W. Turner, 49th Native . Infantry.' Aid-ile•Carnp; Lieutenant Franklin, Deputy Assistant Quarter Master-General ; Lieutenant Garden, ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto; Captain Beatson, Ist Native Cavalry, Deputy Assistant Adju. ant-General. - Ist Brigfriie if Carairy—Licutenant-ColonoPhilpot, 24th L. D. to command: . Brevet Major Bailee, ditto - , Major of Brigade; Rd Regiment Native Cavalry; his Majesty's 24th Light Dragoons; 7th Regiment Native Cavalry. I..st"Brigurle' , !f Infiv;try—Brigadier-General D'Auvergne to command ; Lieutenant Barnard, 26th N. I. Major of lii 1- gade ; Zit Battalion 250 Natit'n Infantry; his Majesty's 57th Regiment of 'Foot; Ist Battalion 29th Native Infantry. 3d Brigade -of Infantry—Colonel- Burrell, 15th Native - Infantry, to command ; Captain Heathcote, 24th N. I. sfajor of Brigade; 2d Battalion 11th Native Infantry; Ist Battalion 24th Native Infantry; 2d Battalion 13th Native Infantry. 2,1 Brigade-of InfanlAg- 7 Colonel Dick, 9th Native Infan try, to command ; Captain Montgomeric, 17th N. I. Major of Iltigade ; Superintending Surgeon, Jamys Meik, Esq. Baggage . Master to the Most Noble the Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief, Head Quarters; Captain Kemir, 25th Native Infantry; Baggage Master to the , Division, Lieutenant Burroughs, European - Reg-fluent. To- command the Artillery, with the Army, Major Mason ; Brigade Major to ditto, Captain Battine: commanding Engineer, Major . AnbUry, 2d Battalion Ist Native Infantry Flank Battalion European Grenadiers; Ist Battalion Bth Native Infantry. ed or Right Division—Major-General- It. S. Dunkin, corn man4ing ;- Captain A. Bowen, 91st Foot, Aide-de-Camp, Lieutenant Colonel t`, , asement, C. B. Deputy Quarter-Master General ; Lieutenant Patterson, Deputy Assistant4luarter- Master-General; Captain Bvoadbent, Deputy Assistant- Adjutant-General. 2d Brigade of Cavalre—Lieutenant-Colunel Westenra, Bth L. D. Commanding; Brevet Major Bruttnn, ditto, Major of Brigade ; Ist Regiment Native Cavalry ; his Majesty's Bth Light Dragoons; Colonel Gardener's Irregulars. 4th Brigade of Inlantry.—Lientenant-Colonel Vanrennon, 12th N. I. Commanding; Captain P. Young, 12th N. I. Major of Brigade ; Sbperintending Surgeon, Alexander Gibb, Esq. Baggage Master to the Division, Ensign E. Mac Leod ; 2il Battalion 12th Native Infantry ; his Majesty's 14th _Foot ; Ist Battalion. 27th Nativa Infantry; Ist Battalion 25th Native Infantry. • • - ad or Lift Division.Major-General D.. Mafshall, - Com manding; Lieutenant C. D.' Aplin, 16th Native Infantry, Aid-de-Camp ; Lieutenant J. Pickersgill, Deputy Assistant Quarter-Master-General ; Lieutenant Strettell, ditto,' ditto, ditto, ditto; Captain Win. James, lath Native Infantry, De puty Asiistant Mjulant-General. 3d Brigade of Caralry.—Colonel Newberry, 24th L. D. Commanding ; Captain Hawtry, 4th N. C. Major of Brigade; Atli:Regiment Native Cavalry; 2cl Rohillah Horse; 4th Ressal, labs, 3d Rohillah Horse. sth Brigade of kfindy.—Brigadier General Watson, C. B. to Command ; Captain Dyson, H. M.'s 14th Regiment, Major of Brigade; Ist Battalion tst Native Infantry ; Ist Battalion . 6th Native Infantry ; Ist Battalion 7th Native In fantry. 6th Brigade of bilantry.—Lieutenant-Colonel Price, 28th Native Infantry, Commanding ; Captain A. Mac Donald, 7th Native Infantry, Major of Brigade ; Acting Superintending Surgeon, George Reddic, Esq. 7th Native Cavalry, lbggage Master to the Division ; Ist Regiment 14th Native Infantry; 2d Battalion 28th Native Infantry. Reserve.—Major-General Sir D. • Ochterlony, Bt. G. C. B. Commanding ; Major E. Cartwright, 24th Native Infantry, Aid-de-Camp ; Captain A. Poyutz, 69tH Foot, Extra ditto, - ditto ; Captain •E. Barron, ' Assistant Quarter-Master- General ; .Lieutenant H. Ball, Deputy Assistant Quarter `,faster-General; Captain Saiter,•Deputy Assistant Adjut ,nt- General. . _ 4thßrigarie of Carafry —Lieutenant-Colonel 4. Knox, 2d N. C. Commanding; Captain Das!mood, 2d N. C. Major of Mrigadr ; 2d Itvginitut Natkve Cavalry ; two Corp's of Colonel Skinner's Hoi.se. 744 Brigade of hfianfry.—Colonel Huskinson, his Ma jesty's Gith to Command ; ---- Major of Bri gade ; 2d Battalion 51h Native Infantry'; his Majesty's 67th Regiment of hoot; tat Battalion Gth Native In fantry. • - BM Brigade of lolatdry.—Brigadier General Arnold, Commanding; Captain Spears ' 23d Native Infantry, Nkajor of Bnigade; 2d Battalion 7th Native Infantry; ist Battalion 19th Native Infantry; detachment, Sirmoor Battalion ; 2d Battalion 19th Native Infantry; Superintending Surgeon, Alexander Ogilvey, Esq. Baggage-master --, Lieu .tenant Cunttingliacie; Deputy Paymaster at Muttra, is to join the Center Division of the Grand Army, with the Esta blishmcnt of his Office, and to act as Field Paymaster to the Grand Army; Captain Sissmore, at present Acting Deputy Payinaster at CaWnpore, is appointed Deputy Field Paymas ter to the Army, which be will join as soon as relieved by Captain Mating, fur whom he iS officiating. Ali arrangement will hereafter be made for the charge of the lay Department [PitiCE SEVETC'PETCC r. with Nfalor-t;eneral Sir DitvidOcii.teriolly7s Divi=ion. The payment of the tr 0,,,, whidi witt ,;;entainat tired Hems within the .Muttra division of payment, Are tent , oracily I cans ferred to the Meerut anti Ciatipore fotlows : Mytiporee, Etawah, and Full etiglittr, to ' t tawnpor... . A ilyzhia, Agra, Mitttra, I-Linsee, and. the Post , rt tlic Hills, included in late ad Division, Field ,trniy , o the , re; t The date of assembly and points ,y 1 ren;..ez,otis tot' tilt several Divisions are as follows :—Center Division, Se cundra, ~.":20th October; Right. Division, Agra, , loth ditto ; Left Division, Kailinger, ditto ; Deitee, 20th ditto. The following removals . are ordei-ed to take place ; Lieutenant-colonel Lambortic, th.• ?.d•battalitin '2Bth to the Ist battalion 4th Native intaittry, at Pat eilyi Lieutenant - Colonel Prive,stront the 2d hAtilion. t2titi.NAt ivy Infantry, at Kallinger ; Lieutenant-Colo:fel Lyons, trout he Ist battalion. 4th to the .2d battalion 8111; Lieideaanytolooel I.uritett, C. frinn the, Btl battalion at hto the Ist baitalint Native Infantry, at Beitariti ; Lieutenant- Coiond a. N.taxwell, the Ist battalion 28th to the q.d battalion 21st Natve Infan try, at Sultan pore, Oik; Lieotetian!-Colonej.Thonir;‘).2 , C. B: from t•be 2d battalion 3d ive 1 p ry 16 the Ist 1 r4t 1,,- lion 28th Native Infantry, at lie,warree • Li ritena,lt-Coloni'l ' Ainslie, from theist battalion 3d Natlve ntlantry to the 2d. battalion 3d Native linfaotry;Lientenat-Colonel Greene, from the Id battalion 30th Native Infator! to the 211 battalion 13th Native Infantry; Colonel and Lietiteuant-Coloo. I Tho mas, C. IL frOln the 2d battalion lath to the . 2il ha t.aliuix 30th, in Cottack;.Nlajor Harriett, from the Ist battalion to the ed battalion lob, at Agra, vice P. L. Grant. Center division rendezvous at Secondra, near Etawa ; the 3d division at Ballinger ; the 2d Mattra the Itesertic at Rewarree, destined for 3eypore direct ; Hurdyman, with one European Regiment (17th King's) and two Sepoy battalions, at Rcwah, near the Hymon Hills. Toolie, in advance of Mirzapoor ortthe &tape, 24111 li no's Reginleist and two battalions. Another post where Broughton was last Wrn-, about Ruttenpoor and.the Cuttack, I understand will advance to Sunthulpoor. General Lumley at Ganjam. The whole were to be at their places of rendezvous by the 20th October. The Marquis himself. with the center division, at. Secun. dra, is happily placed for giving support. to any particular points, and kreplue, in awe all disturbances within our own . territory; while the Ist division, under Marshal, advances front Kallinger on Gwalim and Nurwar, where most if necessary; he will he joihed by Donki n's division. °cider luny seems destined immediately for it•ypoor i and Arnold dis posable where required. The Madras Army will soar he in possession of Scindia.'s'capital, Ogyen ; and Adams Must then fall in with Karreen Cawu, uhd his horde of Tindareq, wlru have !teen collecting- in the vicinity of .that capilal and Sabghur ' where Browne and our' cavalry will talie tnern in rear. They will then most probably disperse, or try to make a diversion on our frontier at Cuttathi. There is an immense Park in readibiess, including Dromedary Corps aua Rocket Corps, 'titmice's, miners ' &c. The Bl wo pore luau is seqUionsness, and the Lahore Raja quite astonished and alarmed.' Brigadier-Generals are allowed 2:300 rupees per mout h . LAW INTELLIG6NCE. COURT OF CHANcEItY. :Tes.terday beiUg, the first 6y . of Easter Term, the. Lor:1 Chancellor came down m the us 131 state to Wes tminster Hall, attended by Sir Thomas Plomer, Master of the Rolls Sir John Leaf-h, Vice-Chancellor ; Mess-rs. Stephetts and Jekyll, Masters in ,Chancery.—There was ;o business of the least, importance.. LAW COURTS -Yesterdeiy.E,ister Term 6),:tinenced, but all-the Courts presented a dismembered appearance, most of the Judge's being absent, and the Bars greatly' thinned, owing to the unusual protraction Of the Cirersits.• In - the King's Bench only Lord Ellen tior.ctugh and Mr. Justice Bayley were present. The - Common Pleas was again favoured with the. p;risente of Sir Vicary -Gibbs, the resumption_ of whose judicial functions, after a lingering was' hailed'with the apparent gratification of all the LeArned . Brotherhood. Mr. justice Park, however, -was • absent,- not having , yet returned fronfhis Circuit. In the Court of Exchequer the Lofd Chief -Baton was solos, the other Learned Members of that• Court being still on their Cit.- cuiti. This Court will probably not be full until Monday, as' Mr. Baron Wood had yesterday more than 50 prisoners to try at Kingston. COURT OF KINCVS BENCH. WAGERING."--ELTHAM V. KIELMAN. Mr. CAMPBELL moved for a rule to stew cause why the verdict for rite plaintiff in this cause, at the last Assizes for Gloucester, should not be set aside, and a new trial granted. It was nn action of trover for a watch lost by the plaintiff in wager with the defendant, under the following circumstances :—The plainitlf; and a man named Brown, were partners in certain noel mod con veyances, called .FIY-ht-nights, .at Chelti.nhatn. Colonel Langfield and family were attending a Ball at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham, and had ordered one of the plaintiff's vehicles to go home at night. The plaintiff took ike order, and laid a wager of his watch with Brown against his Watch, that he should take the Colonel.— Brown took the wager (it being agreed , that de fendant should be stakes-holder), and- by dint of exertion succeeded in carrying the Colonel home at night.•and winning his rival's watch. The wager being lost, the derendant delivered the two watches to Brown, and the plaintiff brought the present action to recover hack his watch, and he hada verdict at the trial. The Learned Counsel, in moving his Rule, submitted, that although the law of Englancl did not sanction such transac tions, yet by the civil law such a contract could not be rescinded without the consent of both par ties.—The Court granted a - Rule Nisi. OLD 11A3LEY, Yesterday Charksjioach, aged 29, a respectable looking titan, who wept bitterly all the time he Was standing at the bar, tvas indicted for stsaling a silver table spoon, the property of Ltfrd Berwick; —The Jury found the pi isoner Guilty, hilt rccom mended Lim to mercy.—The other trials were of no public interest. 6 • • The measles and hoop ug cough i)ave recently been very prevalent at Plymouth.: Doritig the last mouth, 72 children, tinder six years- of age, were.iuterred• in the church-yard. • Yesterday morning, about six o'clock, two, houses, directly opposite S o uthampton-street, Holborn, fell down with a dreadful crash. 'Hap pily-so lives were lost. %vial ioesiz o 1 0 1 divatotal 5 or t De left 'Aro who :alt { j' ilig 4 eg, le 411 a cts ;or ire n , o i i bet A s~gf ; , al• Sl:3' (11 14